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The creation of the application is a pretty simple and straightforward procedure in GitHub Entreprise settings:

1. Open your GitHub Settings > Developer Settings > Github Apps > New GitHub App page

   • You can also access this setting page using a similar link to: https://githubenterprise.yourorg.net/settings/apps/new

2. Specify the app ID based on the following, after the application has been created:

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3. The following Private Key is to be downloaded and placed in the same folder as the TaskRunner agent:

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To report the Pull Request data to SeaLights, the Task Runner must be installed locally on the GitHub server, or on a server with access to the GitHub Enterprise instance:

1. Download the Task Runner from the following link:

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1. https://agents.sealights.co/sl_task_runner/sl_task_runner-

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1. 2397.zip

2. Prepare a configuration file to be used by the Task Runner in JSON format:

   • The GitHub Enterprise server properties in this configuration file should be defined within json property "github" as follows:

{
    "tokenFile": "config/sltoken.txt",
	"github":
        {
            "url": "https://github.internal.net:443/api/v3",
            "owner":"repo-owner",
            "repo":"reponame",
            "appId":1,
            "privateKeyFile":"config/github-private-key"
        }
}

• The token to be used should be an Agent token

• The value of the URL should be the on prem Github API url

• Once the above steps have been completed, it’s time to run the task runner .jar file, specifying the configuration file created in the previous step:

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You create the Pull Request build session ID by using the SeaLights Java Build Scanner (See: Downloading the java agent files) with the prConfig option:

java -jar sl-build-scanner.jar -prConfig {-token <arg> | -tokenfile <arg>} -appname <arg> -targetBranch <arg> -latestCommit <arg> -pullRequestNumber <arg> -repoUrl <arg> [-pi <arg>] [-pe <arg>]

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